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    Wish Upon A Card - Fabric Post Card Event opens -- 2009 Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show

    The 2009 Wish Upon A Card, a silent auction and sale of donated fabric postcards, is now open for your bidding pleasure!. Nearly 80 custom framed fabric post cards have been HDG-WUAC2009-Install-2-96-550 donated to raise funds for the Wendy's Wish project. Approximately 55 custom framed fabric post cards are hanging at Sisters Artworks and available for your silent bid! Another 25 custom framed fabric post cards will be displayed during the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show's Quilters Affair Week. The fabric post cards that are displayed at Quilters Affair venue have been created by the quilt instructors. Over $17,000 raised from the project in the past two years has been donated to Wendy's Wish Foundation.

    The 2009 Wish Upon A Card fundraiser is a juried silent auction. High Desert Gallery has provided a 100% donation (materials and labor) of custom framing for 80 postcards. The postcards not selected for the silent auction will be sold at other venues by the Wendy’s Wish volunteers. The silent auction officially begins July 5, during the Around the Block Fiber Arts Stroll and will continue through Quilt Show Day, July 11, 2009 and on display at Sisters Art Works. A special juried group of 30 cards from our Quilters Affair Instructors are framed and silent auctioned at the Sisters Oregon high School during the week of classes, July 6 – 10. The silent auction of the instructors fabric post cards ENDS Friday, July 10 at 11am! The silent auction of the fabric post cards at Sisters Artworks ends Quilt Show Day, Saturday, July 11th.

    Image:  Myrna Dow, Gallery Director of High Desert Gallery and High Desert Frameworks! Of Central Oregon and Ann Richardson, Executive Director of the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show.

    Remember – Bid High, Bid Often and support the fund raising efforts of Wendy's Wish! This wonderful fundraiser would not be possible without the support of the many quilters that submitted and donated the fabric post cards, the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show and the Executive Director, Ann Richardson. Thank you Ann and to the hundreds of quilters and volunteers!

    To read about last years project visit: Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show - Fabric Post Card Auction

    Wendy’s Wish is a project to support the St. Charles Cancer Treatment Center. Wendy’s Wish exists to provide education, promote early detection of cancer and offer affordable, compassionate emotional support to each individual’s personal journey. Wendy’s Wish is named in honor of Wendy S. Huntley, a Central Oregon quilter who had breast cancer and ultimately passed away from colon cancer in the summer of 2006. Direct contributions to Wendy’s Wish may be made to St. Charles Foundation – Wendy’s Wish, 2500 NE Neff Road, Bend, OR 97701.

    About The Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show™: The Stitchin’ Post is proud to present the 34th Anniversary Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show™ displaying more than 1,200 quilts under sunny summer skies. From barns to balconies, storefronts to stairways, quilts from all over the world blanket the town with splashes of color on Saturday, July 11, 2009 and every year on the second Saturday in July. A “grass roots” show, the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show™, features quilts from groups as far away as New Zealand, as close to home as Sisters and beyond. For more information visit: www.sistersoutdoorquiltshow.org or call the Stitchin’ Post at 541-549-6061.

    About High Desert Gallery: High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing, The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ is an award winning fine art and custom picture framing gallery with three High Desert Gallery retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Open Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon and one High Desert Frameworks! located in downtown Bend, Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition. For more information please visit: www.highdesertgallery.com or call toll free 1-866-549-6250. The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ and Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ are trademarks of High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon.

    High Desert Frameworks! Features Paul Alan Bennett and Cristina Acosta Friday July 3, for “Oregon by the Dozen.”

    HDG-BGAGOOR150-Post High Desert Frameworks! in Downtown Bend, Oregon will participate in a special event this Friday, July 3, called "Oregon by the Dozen."  The gallery will feature work by Cristina Acosta and Paul Alan Bennett for a silent auction event benefiting Arts Central Educational & Resource Center.

    The Bend Gallery Association's “Oregon by the Dozen” fundraiser for Arts Central kicks off during the July 3, 2009 First Friday Gallery Walk, with month-long bidding, followed by the group exhibit and auction finale on August 7 at the Arts Central Educational & Resource Center, located in the historic Goodwillie-Allen-Rademacher House (formerly Mirror Pond Gallery) in downtown Bend.

    In conjunction with the Oregon 150 – a year-long celebration of our state's 150 birthday – communities host events that honor the people, places and organizations that have been – and continue to be - sources of inspiration and discovery. For 15 years, Arts Central operated Mirror Pond Gallery before closing its doors. Recent events may have altered the face, but certainly not the cultural value that Arts Central provides to our Central Oregon community, and High Desert Frameworks! is honored to be able to participate in this fund raiser directly benefiting the new Arts Central Educational & Resource Center, located at 875 NW Brooks Street, Bend, Oregon 97701.

    What: First Friday, July 3, "Oregon by the Dozen" fundraiser for Arts Central
    When: 5:00 - 9:00 pm
    Where: High Desert Frameworks! on Franklin Avenue in downtown Bend, Oregon

    High Desert Frameworks!
    431 NW Franklin Avenue
    Bend, Oregon 97701
    541-647-2191 / 866-549-6250
    Hours: 10am to 5:30pm M-F, 10am to 2pm Sat

    About High Desert Gallery: High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing, The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ is an award winning fine art and custom picture framing gallery with three High Desert Gallery retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Open Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon and one High Desert Frameworks! located in downtown Bend, Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition. For more information please visit: www.highdesertgallery.com or call toll free 1-866-549-6250. The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ and Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ are trademarks of High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon.

    Redmond Oregon hosts the 6th Street Ribbon Cutting Party Friday July 3

    HDG-RED-RibbonCutting You're Invited to Redmond Oregon's 6th Street Ribbon Cutting Party, Friday, July 3rd from 5-8 pm, at the intersection of 6th Street and Evergreen Avenue in Downtown Redmond.

    Please come help us celebrate the completion of The 6th Street Revitalization Project between Deschutes and Forest Avenues, and support our downtown merchants who are working hard to make their friends and customers feel welcome.

    The evening will include a ribbon cutting for the new section of 6th Street, a Town Portrait from above the street by professional photographer Timothy Park, live music by the River Pigs, local food and drink, and bouncy houses for the kids!

    Plus, a $2,000 giveaway in Redmond Downtown Dollars! 20 people will win $100 in Redmond Downtown Dollars, with the first 400 people to arrive receiving a raffle ticket - plan to come early so you don't miss out.

    The excitement begins July 3, at 5pm, right outside our Redmond Gallery's front door. High Desert Gallery has always been conveniently located at the intersection of 6th and Evergreen, one door down from the corner, and now the center of the universe. Well, perhaps that's a bit of an exaggeration, but the downtown looks beautiful and you can't blame us for being excited about it.

    So come on down and join the fun July 3rd at the 6th Street Ribbon Cutting Party.  A hoot for sure.

    High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing
    453 SW 6th Street
    Redmond, Oregon  97756
    541-388-8964/ 866-549-6250

    About High Desert Gallery
    : High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing, The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ is an award winning fine art and custom picture framing gallery with three High Desert Gallery retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Open Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon and one High Desert Frameworks! located in downtown Bend, Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition. Keep up with all our activities and follow us on High Desert Gallery's FriendFeed.  For more information please visit: www.highdesertgallery.com or call toll free 1-866-549-6250. The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ and Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ are trademarks of High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon.

    High Desert Frameworks! Features Cristina Acosta and Paul Alan Bennett in the Bend Gallery Association's July 3rd event “Oregon by the Dozen”

    High Desert Frameworks! in Downtown Bend, Oregon will feature work by Cristina Acosta and Paul Alan Bennett during the month long silent auction event benefiting Arts Central Educational & Resource Center.

    CA-CristinaAcosta-Oregon150-96-650 The Bend Gallery Association's “Oregon by the Dozen” fundraiser for Arts Central kicks off during the July 3, 2009 First Friday Gallery Walk with a silent auction in each of the twelve participating galleries, including High Desert Frameworks! Bidding continues through July, followed by the group exhibit and auction finale on August 7 at the Arts Central Educational & Resource Center, located in the historic Goodwillie-Allen-Rademacher House (formerly Mirror Pond Gallery) in downtown Bend.

    High Desert Frameworks! will feature new work by Cristina Acosta and Paul Alan Bennett. Cristina's painting, titled “Autumn Geese,” combines color and and her signature fluid line to capture the energy and beauty of Canadian Geese as they land in early evening. Paul Alan Bennett will debut another image from his highly successful “Imaginary Landscapes” series, inspired by the mountains, rivers and night skies of High Desert Country.

    The twelve Bend Gallery Association members who are participating in the silent auction include Art Impressions, Atelier 6000, BICA, Glass Symphony, High Desert Frameworks!, Karen Bandy Studio, Lubbesmeyer Fiber Studio & Gallery, Mockingbird Gallery, Sage Custom Framing & Gallery, and Tumalo Art Co. Participating artists include Cristina Acosta, Paul Alan Bennett, Pat Clark, Amy Anderson, Alexis West, Kate McLeod, Karen Bandy, Lori & Lisa Lubbesmeyer, Michael Cassidy, Ken Roth, Denise Rich, and Janice Druian.  Each artist has created a canvas that is “20 x 20”, which will hang in various locations for the first part of the month, before moving to the Group Exhibit and auction finale on August 7th.

    In conjunction with the Oregon 150 – a year-long celebration of our state's 150 birthday  – communities host events that honor the people, places and organizations that have been – and continue to be - sources of inspiration and discovery. For 15 years, Arts Central operated Mirror Pond Gallery before closing its doors.   Recent events may have altered the face, but certainly not the cultural value that Arts Central provides to our Central Oregon community, and High Desert Frameworks! is honored to be able to participate in this fund raiser directly benefiting the new Arts Central Educational & Resource Center, located at 875 NW Brooks Street, Bend,  Oregon 97701.

    High Desert Frameworks!
    431 NW Franklin Avenue
    Bend, Oregon 97701
    541-647-2191 / 866-549-6250
    Hours: 10am to 5:30pm M-F, 10am to 2pm Sat

    About High Desert Gallery: High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing, The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ is an award winning fine art and custom picture framing gallery with three High Desert Gallery retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Open Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon and one High Desert Frameworks! located in downtown Bend, Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition. For more information please visit: www.highdesertgallery.com or call toll free 1-866-549-6250. The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ and Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ are trademarks of High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon.

    July Events at High Desert Gallery of Central Oregon

    Cool summer evenings and Hot art events!
    High Desert Gallery hosts the very best in fine art experiences this July
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    July Artist Reception for Paul Alan Bennett at High Desert Gallery – Redmond Oregon

    You're invited to a special artist event Friday July 17th, from 5 – 8pm.

    High Desert Gallery is honored to present Imaginary Landscapes,” a new series of original paintings and fine art giclees by Oregon artist Paul Alan Bennett. Drawn from imagined – and yet familiar – landscapes throughout the High Desert, Paul Alan Bennett works with his iconic style to transport the viewer to magical places.

    PAB-IL-Header-96-650 “The rivers hint of such places as the Columbia River, the Snake and The John Day. The mountains suggest the Cascade Range, The Steens or those found in the high plateau areas of Southern Oregon or Nevada. The brilliance of the stars in the high desert sky are common to all these areas. They are like tiny mirrors sewn into the fabric of the night.

    The central theme of all these works is made up of three parts: night sky, mountains and rivers. These act like three chords of music. The placement of boats, birds, trees, rocks, the moon and stars are the accent notes within those chord patterns. The eye is guided around by such accents. This serves to create a silent symphony of wonder and scale, similar to that found in the Romantic images of early American landscape painting.” -- Paul Alan Bennett, June 2009

    Join us in Redmond Oregon for "Walk the Art Beat" Friday, July 17, 2009, from 5 - 8pm. Meet Paul Alan Bennett, find out what inspires him and see beautiful framed fine art giclees and original art. Live music from Bellavia, refreshments, and experience the New Redmond Downtown as the dust finally settles and a vibrant community space emerges. We'll be looking for you.

    What: Artist Reception for Paul Alan Bennett.
    Where
    : High Desert Gallery, 453 SW 6th Street, Redmond
    When: Friday, July 17, 2009, from 5 - 8 pm.
    Cost: Free and open to the public

    High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing
    453 SW 6th Street
    Redmond, Oregon 97756
    Open Tuesday - Saturday, 11am to 5pm
    For more information, 541-388-8964
    www.highdesertgallery.com

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    2009 Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show and Quilters Affair Week Receptions at High Desert Gallery – Sisters Oregon

    High Desert Gallery is hosting three stellar events you shouldn't miss.

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    July Monthly Feature: The Premier of "Going to the Dogs", a new collaborative series by Kathy Deggendorfer and Tonye Belinda Phillips, featuring two Artist Receptions

    Sunday, July 5, 2009 – 2:00 to 6:00 PM
    AND
    Wednesday, July 8, 2009 - 3:00 - 6:30PM

    Join us for the premier showing of “ Going to the Dogs,” five new collaborative works by regionally acclaimed Oregon watercolorist, Kathy Deggendorfer and regionally acclaimed quilter and author, Tonye Belinda Phillips. Meet and chat with Kathy and Tonye while enjoying great art, lively conversation, refreshments and live music with Bellavia July 5, and Katie Cavanaugh July 8th!

    What: Artist Reception for Kathy Deggendorfer and Tonye Belinda Phillips
    Where
    : High Desert Gallery, 281 W Cascade Avenue, Sisters, Oregon.
    When: Sunday, July 5th, and Wednesday, July 8.  Featuring Live Music and More.
    Special Hours for Quilt Show week, 10am to 7pm or later with some nights to 9PM!
    Cost: Free and open to the public

    For details: 541-388-8964

    High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak
    Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

    Not to be Missed: Artist Reception with Mixed Media Fiber Artist Trisha Hassler Sunday, July 5, 2009 -- 2:00 – 6:00 PM

    High Desert Gallery is pleased and honored to host an artist reception for nationally known mixed media fiber artist, Trisha Hassler. Please join us during the 6th annual "Around the Block" Fiber Arts Stroll Sunday, July 5th in Sisters Oregon and meet Trisha! For our Trisha collectors and gallery clients this is the best time to see a major exhibition of Trisha's work. Meet and chat with Trisha while enjoying great art, lively conversation, live music with Bellavia and refreshments!

    What: Artist Reception for Trisha Hassler
    Where
    : High Desert Gallery, 281 W Cascade Avenue, Sisters, Oregon.
    When: Sunday, July 5, 2009 from 2:00 to 6:00 pm.  This event is free and open to the public.
    Cost: Free and open to the public

    Special Hours for Quilt Show week, 10am to 7pm or later with some nights to 9PM!

    For details: 541-388-8964

    High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak
    Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

    Special Artist Reception with fine art quilter Lura Schwarz Smith Thursday, July 9, from 3:30 to 6:30PM

    High Desert Gallery is honored to be hosting an artist reception Thursday, July 9, from 3:30 to 6:30 pm for Internationally known quilt artist Lura Schwarz Smith. Highly acclaimed, Smith has shown her art quilts in regional, national and international quilt shows. Among her many honors was to have one of her quilts included in the “100 Best American Quilts of the 20th Century.”

    Lura Schwarz Smith states, “As an artist, I am interested in merging my art background with quilting techniques and to explore those potentials, in the effort to express the inner life through fabric art.”  Meet and chat with Lura Schwarz Smith while enjoying beautiful art, refreshments, and live music from Katie Cavanaugh.

    What: Special Artist Reception for Lura Schwarz Smith
    Where
    : High Desert Gallery, 281 W Cascade Avenue, Sisters, Oregon.
    When: Thursday, July 9, 2009 from 3:30 TO 6:30PM. This event is free and open to the public.
    Cost: Free and open to the public

    Special Hours for Quilt Show week, 10am to 7pm or later with some nights to 9PM!

    For details: 541-388-8964

    High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak
    Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

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    July 3 First Friday Event and Month Long Exhibition at High Desert Frameworks! in Bend Oregon - Patrick Horsley

    Don't miss out on this exhibition of fine art craft and pottery, featuring nationally recognized Oregon potter, Patrick Horsley.

    High Desert Frameworks! In downtown Bend, Oregon, is pleased to announce the July Artist Feature for Oregon fine art potter Patrick Horsley. Nationally recognized, Patrick PH-Mix Horsley, is known throughout America with work exhibited in many galleries and collected by numerous corporations, select museums and private collectors. His artwork is strongly influenced by architecture, both primitive and contemporary with most of the work being decorative as opposed to utilitarian. Teapots, a special interest of Patrick, have evolved into signature pieces, which are included in many collections throughout the world. Patrick remarks, "The challenge of my work is to combine the many elements (handles, feet, spouts and lids) into a work that dances and presents a new view and image of a familiar form. My primary interest is in the process and the physical dance of making the pots."

    Join us for the opening reception at the First Friday Gallery Walk on Friday, July 3 from 5-9pm. Enjoy great art, refreshments and more. The event if free and open to the public. For more information on the event, Patrick, and the Custom Framing and fine craft gallery please call 1-866-549-6250, or visit www.highdesertgallery.com.

    What: Art Exhibition and Sale - Patrick Horsley Fine Art Pottery.
    When
    : Art Opening Friday, July 3, 2009 from 5 to 9pm.  Exhibition through July 30.
    Cost: Free and open to the public
    Where: High Desert Frameworks!,431 NW Franklin Avenue Bend Oregon 97701

    High Desert Frameworks!
    431 NW Franklin Avenue
    Bend, Oregon 97701
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Hours: 10am to 5:30pm M-F, 10am to 2pm Sat

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    Where's Miss Dotty and Yello? 

    Why, they're off on a new adventure, of course, this time in Sisters Oregon, visiting the Heritage Building through the month of July 2009.

    KD-MDS-MDSFS-2 High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon in cooperation with The Heritage Building in Sisters is pleased to announce a special exhibition of the very collectible “Miss Dotty & Yello” collaboration from regionally acclaimed Oregon Artists, Kathy Deggendorfer and Tonye Belinda Phillips. The “Miss Dotty” series will be exhibited in the Heritage House through July 30, 2009. This event is free and open to the public.

    What: “Miss Dotty & Yello” - Artist Collaboration Exhibition

    When: July 3 through July 30, 2009 - Open Daily 10am to 5pm.
    Where: The Heritage Building, 220 SW Pine Street, Sisters OR 97759
    Cost: Free and open to the public

    Sponsored by: High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak
    Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

    About the Miss Dotty & Yello Collaboration: Each Fine Art Giclee print is signed and numbered by Kathy Deggendorfer and a wonderful reproduction of the original watercolor. Each quilted work by Tonye is signed and the two works of art are professionally framed by High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon. The Miss Dotty Series has five works in sets with each set limited to 25 prints/quilts. After the Series sells out there will be no more sets produced of the same images. Not only is the collaboration a wonderful addition to any home or office but it is also limited and potentially collectible. The Miss Dotty Series is available exclusively in Central Oregon from High Desert Gallery of Central Oregon

    For more information or to order please call 866-549-6250 or visit: “Miss Dotty & Yello” Collaboration by Kathy Deggendorfer and Tonye Belinda Phillips.

    About High Desert Gallery: High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing, The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ is an award winning fine art and custom picture framing gallery with three High Desert Gallery retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Open Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon and one High Desert Frameworks! located in downtown Bend, Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition. For more information please visit: www.highdesertgallery.com or call toll free 1-866-549-6250. The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ and Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ are trademarks of High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon.

    Sisters Oregon Celebrates Ranch Life and Rodeo - Saturday May 30 - Schedule of Events

    Sisters Celebrates Ranch Life & Rodeo
    Schedule of Events ~ May 30, 2009

    All Day Events

    Art Show -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    Sisters Art Works, 204 W Adams Ave, will have an opening reception for the Ranch Life & Rodeo Art Show in the Entry Gallery with work from top quality photographers, painters, custom western clothing manufacturers, and sculptors. The exhibit will also feature vintage pieces from the collections of several local Western history buffs.

    Teepee Tours and Native American Traditions -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    Take a tour of a real teepee; enjoy watching flint knapping; and if you're lucky catch a glimpse of folks from the Sisters Country riding their horses into town -- keep your eyes peeled for Gayla Nelson's horse that will be traditionally painted with Native American symbols.

    Llamas on Parade -- Sponsored by the Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce

    Join Joanne Shook from Buck Haven Llama Farm as she brings her llamas to town.

    Artist Reception -- Sponsored by Clearwater Gallery

    Clearwater Gallery, 391 W Cascade Ave., is proud to present Tom Browning's newest paintings depicting ranch life and the wonderful works of RL Rickard' 1880s western paintings. Clearwater Gallery will also be serving homemade root beer.

    PAB-Branding-96-450-detail West of West, a Celebration of Ranch Life -- Sponsored by High Desert Gallery

    Fine Art Group Exhibition and Sale featuring work by Central Oregon Artist including, Cristina Acosta, Kathy Deggendorfer, Kimry Jelen, Grace Bishko, Paul Alan Bennett, Cary Weigand, Trisha Hassler, Glen Corbet, J Chester (Skip) Armstrong, plus special guest Central Oregon artists, Jerry Werner, Sue C Smith and Jean Wells. 281 W Cascade Ave.  (Image -- Original Painting (detail) "Branding" by Paul Alan Bennett)

    Sisters Best Beef Contest -- Sponsored by the Sisters Village Association

    Local restaurants will be creating a 'beef special' that will be judged by the 'Hungry Realtors of Sisters' and prizes will be awarded to the restaurants. Cheer on your favorite!

    Participating Restaurants Include:

    Aspen Lakes Brand 33 ~ Coyote Creek Cafe~ Scoots Bar & Grill ~ Martolli's Piazza ~ Three Creeks Brewery ~ Suttle Lake/Boathouse Restaurant ~ Ken's Old Fashioned Pizza ~ The Gallery Restaurant ~ Bronco Billy's Ranch Grill & Saloon ~ Soji Noodle & Rice ~ Ski Inn ~ Papandrea's Pizza

    Food Samples and Chuck Wagon Food -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    'The Cowgirl Cookbook' author Jill Stanford will provide food samples throughout the day at Sisters Art Works.

    11am -- 12pm

    Music on the Porch -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    Sisters resident Dyrk Godby and friends will be playing live music for all to enjoy on the porch at Sisters Art Works.

    12pm -- 1:30pm

    J. Chester Armstrong -- Chainsaw Sculpture -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    J. Chester 'Skip' Armstrong will be demonstrating his famous chainsaw sculpture carving live and in person at Sisters Art Works.

    12pm -- 4pm

    Sisters View Clydesdales -- Sponsored by the Sisters Village Association

    Free Stagecoach Rides. Climb on board and take a ride on an authentic Stagecoach brought to Sisters by Jerry & Jenny Andres. The coach will provide rides beginning on the corner of Larch and Adams.

    2pm -- 3:30pm

    Jeff Wester -- Horseshoeing Demonstration -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    Live horses and live blacksmithing at Sisters Art Works. Watch a real farrier at work.

    2pm -- 4pm

    Horse Shoe Competition -- Sponsored by the Sisters Village Association

    At Scoot's Bar & Grill; Signups begin at 1pm.

    3-5pm

    Community Jam on the Porch -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    Join in on the community jam at Sisters Art Works. Bring your guitar, mandolin, harmonica or just yourself and join in for great music and great fun.

    3pm -- 6pm

    Live Mannequin Fashion Show -- Sponsored by Cowgirls and Indians Resale Annex

    Join Kate Aspen of Cowgirls and Indians Resale Annex at Sisters Art Works for a live Mannequin Fashion show of unique western attire.

    4pm -- 4:30pm

    Oregon's 150th Birthday Celebration Stagecoach Run -- Sponsored by the Deschutes Historical Society

    The reenactment of the historic stagecoach ride between Bend and Sisters will culminate at the Village Green Park at 4pm. Be there to welcome the pioneers back to Sisters.

    4pm -- 6pm

    Line Dancing & Square Dancing -- Sponsored by the Sisters Village Association

    Round-up the gang and learn how to line and square dance at Bronco Billy's Ranch Grill & Saloon. Calling and Clogging by Jessica Yankey, Emerald Ranch's Manager, trainer and instructor.

    Native American Band 'COYO' -- Sponsored by the Sisters Village Association

    COYO will be performing free behind Don Terra Art Works, 222 West Hood Ave. Three Creeks Brewery will have a beer garden, featuring hand crafted brews available for purchase at this event?come experience great ancient melodies of native America.

    4pm -- 7pm

    West of West, a Celebration of Ranch Life -- Sponsored by High Desert Gallery

    Fine Art Group Exhibition and Sale featuring work by Central Oregon Artist including, Cristina Acosta, Kathy Deggendorfer, Kimry Jelen, Grace Bishko, Paul Alan Bennett, Cary Weigand, Trisha Hassler, Glen Corbet, J Chester (Skip) Armstrong, plus special guest Central Oregon artists, Jerry Werner, Sue C Smith and Jean Wells. 281 W Cascade Ave.

    6pm -- 9pm

    Cowboy Poetry & Music with Host Charley Engel -- Sponsored by Sisters Art Works

    Suggested $10 donation (tickets must be purchased during the day at Sisters Art Works as seating is limited). Charley Engel host of 106.7 KPOV's radio show ?Calling All Cowboys? has wrangled a fine group of cowboy poets and western musicians including: The Anvil Blasters; Rick Steber; John Grant and the Western Revue; Don Worthing; and Big Pine and the Pitchtones. Doors open at 6pm.

    Sneak Preview – Cristina Acosta and Jerry Werner -- “West of West,” A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery -- Sisters Oregon

    West of West,” A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery Group Show Opens May 30 through June 29. Please join us for the Artist Group Reception Saturday, May 30, from 4 – 7pm. The All-Star lineup of High Desert Gallery Artists includes Cristina Acosta, J Chester Armstrong, Paul Alan Bennett, Grace Bishko, Glen Corbett, Kathy Deggendorfer, Trisha Hassler, Kimry Jelen, Sue Smith, Jean Wells, Cary Weigand, Jerry Werner.

    High Desert Gallery And Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: F/S/S/M 10am to 5pm, T/W/H 10am-2:30pm (Spring Hours)
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm Starting June 14, 2009 (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

    Cristina-Acosta-RunningHorse-72-650 In preparation for the West of West, A Celebration of Ranch Life Group Show, High Desert Gallery featured artists, plus special guest Central Oregon artists, were asked to write about the thoughts and experiences that inspired their creativity. Here's a sneak preview from two very talented artists:

    Horses Running

    Original Oil and Mixed Media on Canvas

    By Cristina Acosta

    I love watching horses, naked of any tack, running across a large expanse of land. They are un-tethered and moving their bodies without the constraints of human direction. Watching them, a little of myself runs with them. I lived with horses on an old homestead when I first moved to Central Oregon in the 1980's. Often alone for weeks at a time, the horses were part of the family of animals on the ranch. They became my friends and companions. Observing them taught me to remember to embrace joyful abandon in the small moments of my life. -- Cristina Acosta, May 2009



    Jerry-Werner-DailyChores-96-650Daily Chores

    Original Acrylic / Oil in sepia tone

    by Jerry Werner

    This painting was inspired from some family photos of my cousin Joe's wife Patty.

    As I was going through these old photos I really liked the one of Patty's dad, Floyd Dewayne Stuck, he was 16 at the time in 1949. Floyd was a logger: their family moved here from Oklahoma in 1940. Lived in a tent in Hillsboro Oregon for a year and then bought property in Gales Creek, Oregon.

    The Stucks built a barn in 41 soon after the original house burnt down in the huge Tillamook burn fire, times were rough, the barn made it through the fire along with the chicken coup, so they remodeled the chicken coup to live in. They started a small strawberry farm and built a small logging mill on the property, the barn just fell down this last winter. Until just a few years ago there was still an outhouse on the property.

    The painting is an accumulation of the two photos, the edge of the barn in the foreground is also the same barn in the background with the cow standing in front of it. Floyd would gt up early to feed and milk the cows then harness the workhorses up with the skid and take them out to do the logging.

    There was an old car on the road in the back of the barn, I own a 37 Ford panel delivery, so I made the car into my old delivery, and you know that's what artist's license is all about. -- Jerry Werner, May 2009

    Sneak Preview – Kimry Jelen & Sue Smith -- “West of West,” A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery -- Sisters Oregon

    Kimry-Jelen-Bull-96-650West of West,” A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery Group Show Opens May 30 through June 29. Please join us for the Artist Group Reception Saturday, May 30, from 4 – 7pm. The All-Star lineup of High Desert Gallery Artists includes Cristina Acosta, J Chester Armstrong, Paul Alan Bennett, Grace Bishko, Glen Corbett, Kathy Deggendorfer, Trisha Hassler, Kimry Jelen, Sue Smith, Jean Wells, Cary Weigand, Jerry Werner.

    High Desert Gallery And Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: F/S/S/M 10am to 5pm, T/W/H 10am-2:30pm (Spring Hours)
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm Starting June 14, 2009 (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

    In preparation for the West of West, A Celebration of Ranch Life Group Show, High Desert Gallery featured artists, plus special guest Central Oregon artists, were asked to write about the thoughts and experiences that inspired their creativity. Here's a sneak preview from two very talented artists:

    Just Practicing

    Original Acrylic on Canvas

    By Kimry Jelen

    Just Practicing. Rodeo bulls are big, so big, that this one barely fit on the painting surface! It seems like they shouldn't be able to get their feet as high off the ground as they do. These one ton animals manage to leap, dive, spin and twist in a way that just doesn't seem possible. Bull riding must be quite the "rush" in so many ways! I think when we aren't watching...they work out maneuvers on their own time - just to keep tuned up and ready to rumble...like this guy, he's "just Practicing"! -- Kimry Jelen May 2009



    Sue-SmithWestofWest-96-650High Valley

    Original Oil on Linen on Panel

    by Sue Smith

    I grew up listening to the stories: there was John Chapman - Johnny Appleseed - an ancestor of mine, and my grandparents, who lived in a sod-roofed house in Iowa. There was the story about a great grandmother from another branch of the family, who was kidnapped by the Sioux as a 5 year old child. I sat in awe, listening to the details of how her father and brothers had to track the raiding party, then ransom her back for two mules and a rifle.

    There is a part of me that has always yearned for the empty, unexplored spaces - "West of West." Badlands and High Valley are from my Mesa Series - paintings that seek to capture an elusive isolation in the High Desert. I've walked along these trails in my mind and in my life, stood on high vantage points and stared out at the endless vista. I've relished the isolation, wondered what was just around that bend, found peace in the hawk's call while watching clouds crowd out the horizon.

    The trail ahead is beckoning. Come along with me. -- Sue Smith, May 2009

    Sneak Preview -- Trisha Hassler -- “West of West,” A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery -- Sisters Oregon

    Trisha-Hassler-WestOfWest-96-650West of West,” A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery Group Show Opens May 30 through June 29. Please join us for the Artist Group Reception Saturday, May 30, from 4 – 7pm.  The All-Star lineup of High Desert Gallery Artists includes Cristina Acosta, J Chester Armstrong, Paul Alan Bennett, Grace Bishko, Glen Corbett, Kathy Deggendorfer, Trisha Hassler, Kimry Jelen, Sue Smith, Jean Wells, Cary Weigand, Jerry Werner. 

    High Desert Gallery And Custom Framing
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak  Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250
    Open Daily: F/S/S/M 10am to 5pm, T/W/H 10am-2:30pm (Spring Hours)
    Open Daily: 10am to 6pm Starting June 14, 2009 (Summer Hours)
    www.highdesertgallery.com

    Where Seldom Is Heard A Discouraging Word”,   21.5” x 18.0”
    Hand dyed and rusted cotton, found objects, beads, nuts and bolts
    by Nationally Acclaimed Oregon Mixed Media Artist, Trisha Hassler

        Ranches of all shapes and sizes once dotted the western United States.  Some ranches have thrived and become modernized testimonials to the new western way of life.  Still more have vanished or been assimilated into housing developments, highways or new golf resorts.  One such ranch was offered to me as a hunting ground for rusty metal parts and treasured pieces.  The bits of old steel are full of untold stories, songs by the campfire and endless starry nights in the desert of Central Oregon.  i am inspired by the life contained in each one.  These one of a kind found objects impart their individual story to each of the pieces created from them and if you listen very carefully, maybe you will even hear the song from long ago.  -- Trisha Hassler, May 2009

    About Trisha Hassler:  Lifetime quilter and award winning Oregon Artist, Trisha has enjoyed numerous group and one woman exhibits throughout the United States and New Zealand.  Her work has been published nationally in books and magazines highlighting contemporary fiber work.  As a current board member of Art In The Pearl Fine Arts & Crafts Festival and former board member of L.O.C.A.L. 14 she is very involved in the local arts community in her home town of Portland.  Trisha embraces both torch-cut steel and improvisational quilt construction and through her artistic abilities combines the two mediums into one art form even though the two parts are considered at opposite ends of the artistic spectrum.  Her work is known for it's intricacy and surface detail and the use of the dissimilar elements has become her trademark.  Trisha Hassler's artwork is available exclusively in Central Oregon at High Desert Gallery of Central Oregon.


    June 2009 Events at High Desert Gallery and High Desert Frameworks!

    JLK-Platter-1High Desert Gallery of Central Oregon offers you the very best in the Fine Art Gallery experience, and this June, we're hosting Artist Exhibitions and Fine Art Framing at four exciting locations.

    Art Exhibition and Sale: Jenelle Lynn Kathan at High Desert Frameworks! in Bend, Oregon.

    High Desert Frameworks! in downtown Bend, Oregon, is pleased to announce an artist feature for Oregon glass artist, Jenelle Lynn Kathan. Jenelle specializes in functional and decorative custom designs that enhance any home or office. Presently, her expertise and style border on discovery and humility. By understanding the technical complexities of glass, she is informing a natural curiosity of how glass reacts under varied stages of heat. Her original fused glass designs in tile, platters and other whimsical works will be displayed for sale from June 5 through June 28. Join us for an opening reception at the First Friday Gallery Walk on Friday, June 5 from 5-9pm. Enjoy great art, refreshments and more. The event is free and open to the public. For more information on the event, Jenelle and the Custom Framing and fine craft gallery please call 1-866-549-6250 or visit: www.highdesertgallery.com.

    When: Opening Friday, June 5 5-9pm. Exhibition through June 28.

    Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday 10am to 5:30pm, Saturday 10am to 2pm. Closed Sunday.

    Where: High Desert Frameworks!, 431 NW Franklin Avenue Bend Oregon 97701



    CA-Standing-Horse-Turquoise-72-650West of West Group Show: High Desert Gallery in Sisters, Oregon

    High Desert Gallery in Sisters, Oregon, is hosting West of West, A Celebration of Ranch Life at High Desert Gallery from May 30 through June 28, 2009. This Fine Art Group Exhibition and Sale features work by Central Oregon Artists including, Cristina Acosta, Kathy Deggendorfer, Kimry Jelen, Grace Bishko, Paul Alan Bennett, Glen Corbet, J Chester (Skip) Armstrong, Trisha Hassler, Jerry Werner, Cary Weigand, Sue Smith and Jean Wells.  Join us for an Artist Reception on Saturday, May 30, 2009 from 4 – 7 PM. Meet and talk with the artists, listen to the inspirations behind their work, enjoy refreshments, and the live music.  A Hoot For Sure! West of West, A Celebration of Ranch Life is in collaboration with Sisters Art Works, Ranch Life and Rodeo Show, a day long celebration and special exhibition of the Western lifestyle and living history.

    When
    : Artist Reception Saturday, May 30, 2009 4-7PM. Exhibit through June 28, 2009Gallery

    Gallery Hours (Spring): Open Friday through Monday 10am to 6pm, Tuesday through Thursday 10amto 2:30pm. Summer Hours starting June 14, 2009 Open Daily 10am to 6pm.

    Where: High Desert Gallery – 281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak Street, Sisters Oregon 97759

    For more information please visit www.highdesertgallery.com, 541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250


    Roma-GreenChair-Framing-72-430 Stellar Custom Framing Exhibition: High Desert Gallery, Redmond, Oregon

    Think outside the Frame! Yes, we want to help you stretch your creative muscles. Find out what else you can do with stellar custom framing besides a white mat and black frame. Come in to High Desert Gallery of Central Oregon, in Redmond, to see our Framing Exhibition, including the new spring and summer lines of frame mouldings from the great artisans: Roma, Larson Juhl, as well as other top of the line manufacturers. We have thousands of moulding samples to choose from. Visit with a member of our experienced design team for a free framing consultation. Let us tempt you with a $50 savings coupon on any custom framing order of $250 or more, valid through the month of June. Plus, there's no appointment needed. Just remember to bring your art.

    When: The month of June, 2009

    Gallery Hours: 11 AM – 5 PM, Tuesday through Saturday (Special hours in June and during downtown Redmond's remodel)

    Where: High Desert Gallery, 453 SW 6th Street, Redmond, Oregon 97756

    For more information, please visit www.highdesertgallery.com, 541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250


    Miss Dotty Travels to Suttle lake Lodge! -- Art Exhibition

    KD-MDS-CH-2 High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon in cooperation with The Lodge at Suttle Lake is pleased to announce a special exhibition of the very collectible “Miss Dotty & Yello” collaboration from regionally acclaimed Oregon Artists, Kathy Deggendorfer and Tonye Belinda Phillips. The “Miss Dotty” series will be exhibited in the Boardroom through June 28, 2009 and is free and open to the public.

    What: “Miss Dotty & Yello” - Artist Collaboration Exhibition

    When: April 11, 2009 through June 28, 2009 - Open Daily

    Where: The Lodge At Suttle Lake – Boardroom

    Hosted by: The Lodge at Suttle Lake
    13300 Highway 20, Sisters, OR 97759
    Open Daily
    Phone: 541-595-2628
    www.thelodgeatsuttlelake.com

    Sponsored by: High Desert Gallery
    281 W Cascade Avenue at Oak
    Sisters, Oregon 97759
    541-388-8964 / 866-549-6250

    About the Miss Dotty & Yello Collaboration: Each Fine Art Giclee print is signed and numbered by Kathy Deggendorfer and a wonderful reproduction of the original watercolor. Each quilted work by Tonye is signed and the two works of art are professionally framed by High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon. The Miss Dotty Series has five works in sets with each set limited to 25 prints/quilts. After the Series sells out there will be no more sets produced of the same images. Not only is the collaboration a wonderful addition to any home or office but it is also limited and potentially collectible. The Miss Dotty Series is available exclusively in Central Oregon from High Desert Gallery of Central Oregon

    For more information or to order please call 866-549-6250 or visit: “Miss Dotty & Yello” Collaboration by Kathy Deggendorfer and Tonye Belinda Phillips.


    About High Desert Frameworks!: High Desert Frameworks! the custom framing gallery for High Desert Gallery is an award winning custom picture framing and fine craft gallery located at 431 NW Franklin Avenue at Lava in downtown Bend, Oregon . High Desert Gallery has retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Opening Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition.

    About High Desert Gallery: High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing, The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ is an award winning fine art and custom picture framing gallery with three High Desert Gallery retail locations in Bend, Oregon (Open Summer 2009), Redmond and Sisters Oregon and High Desert Frameworks! located at 431 NW Franklin Avenue at Lava in downtown Bend, Oregon. The gallery specializes in Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ and Stellar Custom Framing. High Desert Gallery honored in 2005, 2006 and 2007 by Decor Magazine as a "Top 100 Art and Framing Gallery in America" and voted "Best Art Gallery" in Redmond, Oregon (2006, 2007 & 2008) and Sisters, Oregon (2005, 2006, & 2008). International Framing Awards earned by High Desert Gallery include First Place and Top Honors in the Professional Picture Framing Association (PPFA) 2007-2008 International Open Framing Competition and Third Place in the Professional Picture Framing Association 2008-2009 International Print Framing Competition. For more information please visit: www.highdesertgallery.com or call toll free 1-866-549-6250. Follow us on Friend Feed -- track and follow all our activities in one easy location! Visit: High Desert Gallery Friend Feed. The Art & Soul of Central Oregon™ and Central Oregon Artists & Beyond™ are trademarks of High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon.

    About The Lodge at Suttle Lake
    : Nestled in a glacial valley in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, and surrounded by towering pines, Suttle Lake has long been a refuge for its visitors. Suttle Lake is an oasis in the pines for those seeking activity and those seeking solitude. The Lodge at Suttle Lake offers all the elements: dramatic views, well-appointed accommodations, spectacular meeting and event space, impeccable cuisine, service and thoughtful attention to every detail. The Lodge at Suttle Lake’s distinctive guest quarters will offer you the utmost in elegant lodging, inviting you to enjoy a gracious and luxurious lifestyle while taking pleasure in our rustic mountain charm. Guests can choose from three Historic Cabins, five Waterfront Cabins, six Rustic Cabins, and eleven Lodge Suites. For more information on The Lodge at Suttle Lake, accommodations or reservations at the Boathouse Restaurant please call, (541) 595-2628 or visit: The Lodge at Suttle Lake.